# NAME Class::Enum - typed enum # SYNOPSIS ## Simple usage. Define \`Direction\`, # Direction.pm package Direction; use Class::Enum qw(Left Right); and using. # using use Direction qw(Left Right); # compare by ordinal print Left() <=> Right; # -1 print Left() < Right; # 1 print Left() <= Right; # 1 print Left() > Right; # '' print Left() >= Right; # '' print Left() == Right; # '' print Left() != Right; # 1 # compare by name print Left() cmp Right; # -1 print Left() lt Right; # 1 print Left() le Right; # 1 print Left() gt Right; # '' print Left() ge Right; # '' print Left() eq Right; # '' print Left() ne Right; # 1 # list values print join("\n", # '0: Left map { sprintf('%d: %s', $_, $_) } Direction->values); # 1: Right' # list names print join(', ', Direction->names); # 'Left, Right' # retrieve value of name print Left() == Direction->value_of('Left'); # 1 # type print ref Left; # 'Direction' ## Advanced usage. Define \`Direction\`, # Direction.pm package Direction; use Class::Enum ( Left => { delta => -1 }, Right => { delta => 1 }, ); sub move { my ($self, $pos) = @_; return $pos + $self->delta; } and using. # using use Direction qw(Left Right); my $pos = 5; print Left->move($pos); # 4 print Right->move($pos); # 6 ## Override default properties. (Unrecommended) Define \`Direction\`, # Direction.pm package Direction; use Class::Enum ( Left => { name => 'L', ordinal => -1 }, Center => { name => 'C' } Right => { name => 'R' }, ); and using. # using use Direction qw(Left Center Right); my $pos = 5; print $pos + int(Left); # 4 print $pos + int(Center); # 5 print $pos + int(Right); # 6 print 'Left is ' . Left; # 'Left is L' print 'Center is ' . Center; # 'Center is C' print 'Right is ' . Right; # 'Right is R' # DESCRIPTION Class::Enum provides behaviors of typed enum, such as a Typesafe enum in java. # LICENSE Copyright (C) keita.iseki. This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. # AUTHOR keita.iseki